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IMF: Reforms and Tourism Boost Jordan's Economy
The International Monetary Fund expects Jordan's economic growth to continue, estimating a growth rate of 2.7% for 2026, accelerating to 3.1% in 2027, based on economic reforms, achieving macroeconomic stability, and increased infrastructure spending. The report indicated that the Jordanian economy has demonstrated good resilience to the repercussions of the war in the Middle East, with the country’s trade performance remaining positive thanks to rising exports and an improvement in tourism activity. It also confirmed that Jordan is an exception in the region in terms of trade balance performance, with an improvement driven by strong exports, along with a modest recovery in tourism after its decline in the early stages of the conflict. The report emphasizes the importance of continuing structural reforms, diversifying economic activities, and enhancing stability to support sustainable growth.
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